Upon arrival, Evan leaves residents an envelope containing detailed tips and instructions for staying at the house. These directions are clear and pretty much self-explanatory. The residence itself is situated on a quiet street, but long walks are involved to get to the nearest train, which is the MRT Lumphini stop. Figure about 10 minutes of walking once you leave Evan's house.

Under the adage "you get what you pay for," this is certainly commensurate with the rate, at $14 USD per night. The room is essentially as wide as the bed, and the photo is accurate as to the simplicity and hostel-size of the room. For 1 person on a strict budget, I'd recommend this place. For 2 people, I would not, given the cramped quarters. I do like the touches of providing soap, shampoo, refrigerator, and a table. The air conditioning and Wi-Fi were lovely and strong. The TV set had a huge burn-hole on the top (someone must have melted through it via hot items), and strangely, the foyer area where the refrigerator and table are located is rather large, considering the small size of the room. The toilet/shower area is also oddly large and the water pressure is good.

There was a constant sewage smell in the lobby/hallway area, and it was noticeable. The immediate neighborhood is good for quick snacks and drinks, as there are several street stalls nearby and the 7-11 around the corner is a plus for this location. I would not consider this place to be centrally located to anywhere, unless you really like long walks in Lumphini Park.

By the way, I never saw Evan in person, but he responded quickly by email/text massaging, and I give him credit for being attentive in this regard.